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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
13
Time card for Union Station lists Eastbound and Westbound departures with 0227 pm and 4:52 pm trains. Daily locals and “No. 6 and 10” run. contact L. B. Nebergall, ticket agent, for travel details and operator assistance as of October 26, 1907.
A cautious pitch invites depositors to start the year with prudent banking. The bank promises excellent service and broad accommodations for firms farmers corporations and individuals, highlighting its readiness to solicit new accounts and extend careful financial support.
A public sale by Augustine on January 21 108 at 10:00 am lists 18 head of cattle horses and dairy stock plus two wagons a corn planter disk harrow and breaking plows among gear. The sale includes work stock feed hay acres and miscellaneous farm implements. Terms cash with time for buyers.
Western Ohio and Pacific teams plan a new league after a Cleveland league meeting and Friday discussions. Rich mond, Indians, Hamilton, Springfield, Lima, and others prepare stock, ballparks, and schedules for a 140 game season starting late July, with Bob Quinn likely president and a secretary to assist.
In a fast contest the Zanesville Tigers defeated the Marion Runts 8 to 3 with Zirben and Korallin leading the attack. Freeman was the lone bright spot for Marion as Zanesville dominated the game with strong defense and consistent scoring. attendance listed at 513. Also noted is Mansfeld edging Ashland 2 to 1 to reclaim first place in another hard fought time.
A wary Washington frets as prohibition waves from the South and West gain force. Ordinary business suffers on Sundays with saloons closed yet drinks accessible through clubs charging nominal membership. Hater interests unite to oppose prohibition in the capital, while lawmakers deny being bibulous.
The Hartford Putnam Phalanx, armed with original flintlock muskets used by Continental soldiers, visited Washington. Col M A Winter noted the guns were found by Senator Hawley of Connecticut, who helped procure them, and the group includes descendants of General Putnam and state leaders in uniform recalling Revolutionary era fighters.
Fragmentary report from Washtigiri mentions Mucio seeking buyers, a village crowd, and a doctor involved in planning events. An ancient exhibit and a forthcoming display at Inca capital are noted with unclear details and dates.
An advertisement touts Gauss Catarrh Cure as a quick, universal remedy for catarrh with risks claimed to include bad breath and serious illness. It offers a free trial by mail from Ic. B. Gauss, 2103 Main St., Marsehall, Michigan, urging readers to fill out coupons.
A lively open air performance featured vocal and piano numbers including The Old Log Cabin and a lively crowd reaction. A letter to Senator Gallingen from a District constituent discusses fire department needs, sales of plows, and supplying goods, while a gown description highlights green satin, silver lace, gold thread, and coral beads in a detailed evening dress.
Fragmentary text describes a model offering broadcloth and cashmere garments with trim for bouke wear. The source lacks clear people places dates or concrete events to expand into a full news item.
A fragment advises women on fashionable blouses and vests, noting tunic lace contrasts and bright plaid options. It cautions against daily use of highly ornate pieces, recommending a large wardrobe and small purchases for occasional wear only.
Muffs now worn in velvet, imuts of same material and fur le poplar. Evening muffs show fetel ing, with blue broadcloth coats and rose velvets. Designs feature rows of Valenciennes lace, frilled fronts, and large pink rose accents.
A crowded church notices page lists Reform ed Church with Sunday School at 9 a.m. and multiple services and catechetical instructions throughout the day. Whale y M. & Church appears with prayer meetings, preaching, and a special 2 p.m. program by Mr. Daniel Kachele. First Presbyterian Church notes Sabbath School at 9 a.m., church service at 10:30 a.m., junior and senior activities, and revival plans.
Multiple churches list Sunday School times morning and evening services with sermons on prayer, holiness, and the seven angels of Marion. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor meet. missionary society events announced. convocations across German, Evangelical, Baptist, Brethren, and Church of Christ congregations in Marion Ohio area.
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